Ollie: household schedules by text

Official documentation describes reading email subjects, senders and content, plus calendar times, locations and attendees, to surface deadlines, conflicts and family briefings. A school activity notice illustrates how an incoming item could be considered alongside household schedules. This explains the intended use, rather than a tested BitShovel workflow.

TechCrunch describes booking, shopping and payments, with users taking over remote browser sessions when login is needed. Its reporter encountered a texting-provider outage that left Ollie unresponsive. Demonstrated actions therefore do not establish reliable completion. The terms permit adults to manage children’s arrangements but prohibit independent use by children.

On September 12, the free plan offered 50 monthly Ollie replies plus 6 daily; the $25 plan offered 150 monthly plus 10 daily, and the $100 plan 1,000 monthly plus 15 daily. Daily allowances are used first, and neither allowance rolls over. A reply from Ollie is the unit; a complex task may require several.

The privacy policy sends message content to providers such as Anthropic and OpenAI for responses. Prohibiting public-model training does not mean no third-party processing. Messages and media may remain for up to 24 months unless earlier deletion is requested. Connected email and calendar data have separate terms: account deletion removes them from core services immediately and from logs and backups within 30 days. These are policy commitments, not verified deletion results. Chinese-language and mainland-China phone support remain untested.